Put your event schedule on a map
Conferences across three buildings, a festival with five stages, a street fair, an open-studios weekend. When the schedule and the venue are the same page, nobody spends the first fifteen minutes of a session looking for the room.
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What the assistant builds for you
A timed schedule
Every session listed in order with its start time, and a one-line summary so an attendee can scan the day without opening anything.
One venue, many sessions
A stage used six times is one pin and six entries — the map does not fill up with duplicates.
Grouped by track or stage
Colour by track, by stage, by day. The grouping shows in the list and on the pins.
The practical layer
Entrances, box office, accessible routes, food, toilets, where the shuttle stops. Usually the most-tapped pins on the whole map.
Three messages, start to finish
The first builds the map. The rest are the ordinary follow-ups — each one a sentence, each one applied to the whole map at once.
- A two-day conference map: four rooms across two buildings, sessions from 9 to 5 with titles and speakers, plus registration and the coffee spots.
- Group the sessions by track and colour them.
- Add the accessible entrance for each building and where the quiet room is.
Ana & Sam — Lunenburg Weekend
The same shape works for any event: dated and timed entries, each one pinned to the venue it happens in.
A wedding weekend map for our guests in Lunenburg — Friday drinks, Saturday ceremony and reception, Sunday coffee. Add the hotel, the shuttle route and parking notes.
Built 6 locations, a shuttle route and a two-day schedule
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About event & festival maps
Yes — it is a web page, so the link works everywhere. There is nothing to install and no account needed.
Yes. Ask for the change in the chat and it is live on the same link within seconds.
Yes. Entries carry a date and an optional time, so a three-day festival lists cleanly day by day.
Other maps people build
One link for guests: venues, timings, shuttles, hotels, parking.
See what it builds → Walking toursA route along real streets and paths, with numbered stops and timings.
See what it builds → Travel itinerariesDates, times and places on one page — the plan and the map together.
See what it builds →Your next trip, mapped in a minute
Start with a sentence. Keep going until the map is right. Share the link with whoever needs it.
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